… Church's position, the way health care providers view abortion and the social construction of
… reducing the negative impact that illegal, clandestine abortion has had on Mexican women. …

… However, clandestinity made them physically, socially and … , de-medicalizing it with or
without the participation of health … one's own abortion in a clandestine situation requires a high …

… abortion is allowed only to protect a woman's physical health … pregnancy terminated by a
clandestine abortion. More specifically… who requested a clandestine induced abortion and 24% …

… Clandestine abortion is recognized in our country as a public health problem, but it is … care,
thereby minimizing the risks to their physical health. Survey respondents suggested training …

… with ten clandestine abortion providers in urban Latin America. Three related issues are
addressed: how abortion … A variety of paths bring health professionals to the practice of abortion; …

… One major obstacle to the use of contraception is the fear of health side effects and …
contraceptive practices more threatening to health than an occasional induced abortion. In this study, …

… What are the consequences of these trends and practices for women's health? What are
the costs of clandestine abortion-both economic and social? What propels the practice? How …

… abortion law provided minors access to legal abortions, yet little is known about abortion …
of legal and clandestine abortions and the severity of abortion-related complications among …

… other health complication) involved in clandestine abortion, … continue to do clandestine
abortions despite its associated … a serious physical abnormality or disease, then abortion can be …

… The blood pressure, pulse rate and body temperature are taken and the patient’s physical
examination is done by the resident and eventually with the gynecologist. This physical …